Connecticut western news., 1887-10-12
CURRENT EVENTS ABROAD.
: Maurice Strakosch died in Paris.

News was received in London that the Sultan of Morocco, who has been critically ill for some timc is dead. His son who is l6 years old, took the oath of office on his fath- CTS corpse and has assumed the Government. He has appointed his favorite uncle Grand Nizier. England has made proposition to the powers that they all send men -of-war to ! Morocco to protect their respective subjects there.
 The Freemdn's Journal maintains it's bold front and publishes four columns of reports of National League meetings held in the coun- ties of Clare, Cork, Kerry and Wexford. At all the meetings resolutions were passed de- nouncing the attempts of the government to suppress the League and the prosecution of Mir. O'Bren and Lord Mayor Sullivan, of Dub lin, by the authorities.
 It is reported that NJ. Dellauoff, Russian | minister of public instruction, has been dis missed from office. His rigorous exercise of power over students in the gymnasia caused general diseontent among the people. Tho police administration also dissatisfied. owing to the wholesale expulsion of students hundreds of whom have been lost sight of whose careers the police desire to follow. Several additional earthquake shocks vera felt on the shores of the Gulf of Corinth. The natives are deserting their homes.
 Tho North German Gazette refers in cor dial terms to the meeting between Prince Bis marck and Signor Crispi. It says: The interview is fresh proof of the old and tried
 
 people of Germany and Italy and has estab- lished the fact that both statesmen have one determination, in conjunction with Austria, to preserve peace and prevent European war, and, in case of necessity, to ward it off to- eether. The task is not subordinate to any pending question of detail, nor the outcome of passing personal moods. It results from the combined interests of both nations, which, having established national unity, desire to improve the benefits thus attained.
  Queens evidence, admitted that he was an ex- convict, a professional informer, a thief and an habitual drunkard.
 Twenty of ths policemen who took part in the Gweedore eviction reported having refused to fire on the people.
 In speech at Aberystsyith Lord Spencer said he was satisfied that the League had mo- thing to do with crime in Ireland. Referring to the trial of Lord Mayor Sullivan, he said he would not advocate breach of the law, but in the present state of affairs he could not ex- pect anything different on the pari of the Irish people. He was convinced more strongly than ever that Ireland needed home rule.
 Tho case of Lord Mayor Sullivan, of Dub lin, was dismissed. Appeal is to bo taken. O'Brien did not answer the summons against him.
 -Advices from Madagascar are to the effect that diplomatic relations between the French Resident and the Malagasy Ministry have been severed, and the French Resident has hauled down his official flag and left the capital, re- turning to Tamative. The Hova Foreign Min ister has been exiled.
 A secret conference of German Socialists, lasting three days, has been held at St. Gall, Switzerland. Eighty delegates were present. The police were completely hoodwinked, and had no knowledge of the meeting until after it's adjournment. The Socialist leaders, Singer and Hasenclever, acted as Presidents at tho different sessions. The speakers bitter ly denounced the course pursued by the Social ist Deputies in the Reichstag, and resolution was adopted condemning the Opportunist policy of the Deputies under the lead of Herren Bebel and Liebnecht, who were charged with coquetting with other parties and with compromising the independence and revolutionary character of the Socialistic movement.
 Speaking to deputation at Hawarlen, Mir. Gladstone said that although tho Liberals sustained a smashing defeat at the last elec- tion, the present yer was full of signs that the judgment of the nation, when again pro- nounced would be far different. The Irish xuestion continued to cast into deep shade every ocher question.